The Irish standard., 1887-01-01

Norton, room IL, ground floor, Temple
Court. All orders promptly filled. Iele-
phone 314-2.
The present Newsboy's home is TOO
small for the purposes Of the assocla-
tion and an effort will be made TO Sc
cure adequate quarters.
P. H. Conley, roadmaster on the
uinckley branch of the Manitoba ROAD >
was in the city on Tuesday last. Mr..
Conley resides in St. Cloud.
G. G.. Bardtois, miller employed IN
the Anchor Mill, while repairing belt
Wednesday, accidently ran a knife
completely through his left wrist.
After seven weeks contest for the
county commissionership Ambrose
Lennon has been able to secure certl-
1icate of election by majority OF "a.
A public installation Of officers Of
Washington Post, G.. A. R., will take
place at Thomas Hall, in South Min
neapolis. on the evening Of January T.
The plat of Bicknell's addition was
filed wednesday, including two blocks
of 16 lots each, bounded by Buchanan
and Johnson streets and 28th av. N. +.
It has been decided, by vote OF the
directors, to open the Exposition on
August 81, 1887, and close the same on
October Is, thus running term OF SIX
weeks.
Get your next fire insurance policy
from T. w. McGrath, Room II, lem
ple Court, ground aoor, Washington
Ayenne entrance. Best rates in the
<itv. First class companies.
Detective Quinlan Tuesday night ar
rested two young men who claim to
live at Oshkosh. They were endeavor-
ing to dispose of lady's gold ring, set
with three small diamonds. marked
with the initials @'W. F. ST." and re-
fnsed to give any account Of them
selves.
The Farmers & Mechanics Savings
bank. which a short time ago was ru-
mored to be in shaky condition, has
declared a dividend of S per cent. on
all sums whicn have been on deposit
three months or over. Those who had
money on deposit are glad now that
they did not draw it out.
r. r. Stevens. Of the firm OF Crocker
Fiske s. Co., died at Upton, La, Mon
dav of pneumonia. Mr.. Stevens has
been a prominent head miller III Min
neapolis for several years, and a large
circle of friends will be surprised to
hear of his ath. While visiting in
Tipton he caught cold which resulted
in pneumonia. The remains were
brought to Minneapolis on "Wednesday.
The state canvassing board will meet
next Monday morning at 9 o'clock IN
the Office of the secretary Of state, st.
Paul. to canvass the vote for state
officers. The board will consist of Sec
retary of State Won Baumbach, Judges
Gilfillan and Berry, of the supreme
court. Judge Lochren, Of the Hennepin
comfy district court, and Judge
Simons, of the Ramsey county district
court.
Mrs. Ida Campbell, wife of Mr.. Vetal
Campbell, who is prominent real
estate agent doing business at 81 ka-
sofa block, died at her home, 25Oz
A,drich avenue southwest, on Christ
mas day, of purple fever. The funeral
took place on Tuesday morning from
ST. Clotilda church, Lyndale and Elev-
enth avenue north. Mrs. Campbell
was but 20 years of age at the time OF
death and was lady highly esteemed
among her neighbors and friends.
The Holy Name Society did itself
proud on Christmas Eve by making
q donation to the orphans. Turkey,
canned goods and everything in the
wav Of eatables was furnished them in
great abundance. The heart and the
stomach Ol Ou0 VI pAoA "ssS AAAAO>~ "~~-
iov and food on Christmas day to an
alarming extent. The management of
the asylum do not forget such acts as
these. and their gratitude goes out in
acknowledgement TO the Holy Name
Society for the liDerallty shown those
who are so deserving Of our support.
Representatives of the Eastern credi-
tors,of v. G.. Hush, whose bank re-
Gently suspended payment. are in the
city. Tuesday afternoon was spent III
making an examination Of the bank,
and IN the evening conference was
held at the West tel-with what re-
anlt is not known further than that q
ptousitive decision was not reached. Mr..
Hush and his attorneys, Judge Tor
! renee and j. G.. Wooley, were on hand
to give what information was desired, !,
and q number Of leading bankers wefe
leo in consultation.
oyess Bros. s. Cutler have sworn out
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